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Service Battery warning? Draining fast? We replace aging MacBook batteries with premium 0-cycle cells. Get back your all-day battery life.
Signs Your Battery is Failing
Batteries are consumables. If you're experiencing these symptoms, it's time for a refresh to protect your MacBook and restore productivity.
Service Battery Warning
Your Mac explicitly tells you the battery needs service or replacement.
Quick Drain
Battery holding charge for only 1-2 hours instead of the original 8-10 hours.
Swollen Battery
Trackpad protruding or laptop not sitting flat. DANGEROUS - risk of fire.
Random Shutdowns
MacBook turns off unexpectedly even with 20-40% battery remaining.
Overheating
Excessive heat during charging or normal use due to degraded chemical health.
Aging Battery
Cycle count over 1000 or battery age > 3-4 years significantly reduces performance.
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Battery Replacement by Model
Find your MacBook's model number (printed on the bottom case) to confirm compatibility and pricing.
How to find your model number: Turn your MacBook over — the model identifier (e.g., A2337) is printed in small text on the bottom case. You can also check Apple menu > About This Mac > System Report.
How to Check Your Battery Health
macOS has a built-in battery health indicator. Here is how to find it on your version of macOS.
macOS Sonoma / Ventura
- 1Click the Apple menu (top-left corner)
- 2Go to System Settings
- 3Click Battery in the sidebar
- 4Click the Battery Health info button (i)
macOS Monterey and Earlier
- 1Click the Apple menu (top-left corner)
- 2Go to System Preferences
- 3Click Battery
- 4Select Battery Health from the sidebar
Normal
Your battery is functioning normally. It is holding sufficient charge capacity for everyday use. No action required.
Service Recommended
Your battery holds significantly less charge than when new. This reduces runtime and may affect performance. Replacement is advisable soon.
Cycle Count Limits by Model
Apple rates each battery for a specific number of charge cycles before capacity falls below 80%. Once you exceed these thresholds, replacement is typically recommended:
To check your cycle count: Hold Option key and click the Battery icon in the menu bar, or go to Apple menu > About This Mac > System Report > Power.
Professional Installation
Safety First
MacBook batteries are glued in strong adhesive. Improper removal can cause fire. Our technicians use specialized equipment to safely remove old batteries and install new ones.
HEALTH CHECK
We analyze cycle count, full charge capacity, and voltage consistency using specialized battery diagnostic software to ensure replacement is actually necessary.
SAFETY ISOLATION
Careful removal of the bottom case and immediate disconnection of the battery logic board circuit to prevent any short circuits during the procedure.
ADHESIVE REMOVAL
For modern MacBooks, we use safe electronics-grade solvents to slowly dissolve the industrial adhesive beneath the battery pouches, preventing dangerous puncturing or fires.
REPLACEMENT
Installation of the new Premium OEM 0-cycle battery, securing it with proper thermal-resistant adhesive strips identical to factory specifications.
CALIBRATION
Power cycling the new battery and resetting the System Management Controller (SMC) to ensure accurate percentage reporting and maximum capacity recognition in macOS.
Zero-Cycle Batteries
We only use brand new batteries with 0 charge cycles, ensuring maximum lifespan and capacity out of the box.
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